Callington, Cornwall

Trefrize Estates is an exquisite residential complex encompassing a Grade II listed farmhouse, a detached barn conversion, and a row of four traditional cottages that surround a charming courtyard. The courtyard features an open-fronted linhay garage and stabling. Nestled within a picturesque wooded valley on the banks of the river Inny, this stunning estate sits on approximately 2 acres of grounds, which include formal gardens and a paddock.

The Farmhouse.

The principal residence of Trefrize Estates is an elegant two-story dwelling with an abundance of character features and ample family living space. Upon entering through the welcoming canopied entrance into the hallway, you'll be greeted by a spacious triple-aspect sitting room with Tudor-style wooden paneling and a wood-burning stove. The impressive dining room boasts a large sash window to the front elevation, complete with a charming window seat, and another wood-burning stove. The kitchen is equipped with a full range of storage cupboards and an oil-fired Aga range with a supporting built-in double oven for excellent cooking facilities. Upstairs, there are four generously sized bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom.

The Hayloft.

This delightful cottage offers reverse-style living accommodation across two floors. The ground floor features two bedrooms, with the master providing en-suite bathroom facilities, and a well-appointed shower room. Upstairs, you'll find generous open-plan living accommodation with defined cooking, dining, and sitting areas under exposed A-frame joists. There's a separate access to a gravelled parking area via external granite steps.

The Barn.

This attractive detached barn conversion boasts a spacious sitting/dining room with exposed stonework and an exposed beam ceiling on the ground floor, along with a well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room. The first-floor landing has French doors that open onto external granite and slate steps leading down to the garden. There are also two bedrooms and a family bathroom on this level.

Wisteria Cottage, Honeysuckle Cottage & The Stables.

These pretty cottages exude character, with mullion-style windows to the front, deep wooden window seats in the sitting/dining room, and an attractive fireplace housing a wood-burning stove with a stone hearth. The kitchens feature a good range of storage units and a breakfast bar with seating for two. There's a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, while a spacious bedroom with exposed A-frames and views over the courtyard is situated on the first floor.

Each of the cottages enjoys its own exclusive garden while a spacious courtyard provides ample shared outdoor space. The farmhouse boasts a mature garden and paddock that are both generously proportioned. In addition, there is plenty of off-road parking available for multiple vehicles.


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The Stables VT
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Wisteria Cottage VT
The Barn VT
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The property is situated just 1 mile outside the village of Coads Green which benefits from a primary school, Chapel and village hall. The town of Callington is 6 miles away catering for day to day needs which incudes a supermarket, doctors', dentists', veterinary surgery, primary and secondary schools, sports hall and places of worship.

The well known Golf and Country Club at St Mellion is some 10 miles distant and the property, whilst tucked away, affords convenient access to both the A30 and A38. The former market town of Launceston is approximately 7.5 miles away with a range of shopping facilities including supermarkets and Hurdon Retail Park with the newly opened M&S Food Hall. There is also a leisure centre and numerous sporting clubs together with two 18-hole golf courses.

Launceston also provides access to the A30, which links the cathedral cities of Exeter and Truro. At Exeter there is access to the M5 motorway network, mainline railway stations serving London Paddington and international airport. The City Port of Plymouth is about 20 miles to the south with a mainline railway station, deep water marina and cross channel ferry port serving northern France and Spain. Additionally, the North and South coasts of Cornwall are readily accessible, as is Dartmoor and Bodmin Moor.